Found at a market in Provence, this footed compotier was made by the faïencerie of Saint-Amand in northern France in the early 1900s. The pattern is called "Cahors" — garlands of flowers in soft teal green, framed by a trellis border that repeats around the pedestal foot.Once the centerpiece of the French dessert table, it now makes a lovely small cake stand or fruit dish. Good antique condition: no chips or cracks, with fine crazing and soft age-toned staining to the glaze. Please see photos.Measurements: 23.5 cm in diameter, 5.5 cm high (9.25 in × 2.2 in). Shipping to the United States: the price you see includes all import duties and tariffs. Your piece travels DDP — Delivered Duty Paid — so there is nothing further to pay when it arrives, and no customs paperwork for you to deal with. Shipping is calculated separately at checkout. More on shipping & customs →